Hydrofluoric Acid (hf) | 7664-39-3

Cas No :

7664-39-3

Form :

Liquid

Molecular Weight :

20.01 G/mol

Molecular Formula :

HF

Boiling Point :

19.5 °c

Melting Point :

-83.6 °c

Solubility :

Highly Soluble In Water; Completely Miscible

Description :

Hydrofluoric Acid Supplier and Exporter for the USA

 

ChemicalBull supports sourcing enquiries for Hydrofluoric Acid (HF) for qualified industrial customers requiring fluoride chemistry, glass treatment, metal surface processing, and selected chemical manufacturing applications in the USA. Hydrofluoric Acid is an aqueous solution of hydrogen fluoride and is valued for its ability to react with silica and certain metal oxides.

Hydrofluoric Acid is associated with CAS number 7664-39-3. Commercial grades are supplied at different concentrations and specifications, so buyers should identify the required concentration, impurity limits, packaging, and intended industrial application before requesting a quotation.

Hydrofluoric Acid is extremely hazardous and can cause deep tissue injury and systemic toxicity following exposure. It requires specialized compatible equipment, trained personnel, suitable emergency arrangements, and strict compliance with the applicable safety data sheet and regulations. ChemicalBull supports product sourcing enquiries for qualified buyers, subject to supplier availability and applicable requirements.

 

 

Applications of Hydrofluoric Acid

 

Glass Surface Treatment

 

Hydrofluoric Acid reacts with silica and is used in specialized industrial glass treatment processes, including certain etching and surface-finishing operations. These applications require dedicated facilities and strict exposure controls.

 

Metal Surface Processing

 

Selected metal-processing operations use Hydrofluoric Acid or fluoride-containing systems for controlled treatment of particular metal surfaces and oxide layers. Suitability depends on the metal, process conditions, concentration, and approved operating procedures.

 

Fluoride Chemical Manufacturing

 

Hydrofluoric Acid is an important feedstock in the production of selected inorganic and organic fluorine-containing chemicals. Its use is restricted to appropriately equipped chemical-processing facilities.

 

Specialty Chemical Processing

 

Certain specialty chemical processes use Hydrofluoric Acid where its specific reactivity is required. Process suitability, material compatibility, and exposure prevention must be assessed by qualified technical and safety personnel.

 

Industrial Surface Cleaning

 

Hydrofluoric Acid is used in selected controlled industrial treatment processes involving silica-containing deposits or compatible surfaces. It is not a general-purpose cleaning acid and must not be substituted for less hazardous materials without a qualified process review.

 

 

Hydrofluoric Acid Supplier and Distributor in the USA

 

ChemicalBull supports sourcing enquiries for Hydrofluoric Acid from qualified industrial buyers in the USA. Enquiries should specify the required concentration, grade, quantity, packaging compatibility, delivery requirements, and intended industrial use.

Because Hydrofluoric Acid presents exceptional handling and transport hazards, supply is subject to appropriate qualification, compatible packaging, transportation requirements, and applicable federal, state, and local regulations. Buyers must review the exact product SDS and establish suitable handling and emergency-response arrangements before use.

 

Bulk Product Supply

 

Qualified industrial sourcing enquiries may relate to:

  • Specialized glass treatment
  • Controlled metal surface processing
  • Fluoride chemical manufacturing
  • Selected specialty chemical processes
  • Approved industrial surface treatment systems

ChemicalBull can assess sourcing and documentation requirements for qualified buyers, subject to the requested specification, supplier availability, and applicable safety and transport conditions.

 

 

Why Source Hydrofluoric Acid through ChemicalBull?

 

ChemicalBull supports sourcing enquiries based on the required concentration, grade, packaging specification, quantity, and approved industrial application. Product selection and supply must account for the significant hazards associated with Hydrofluoric Acid.

 

Buyer Requirements:

  • Specification-based sourcing enquiries
  • Confirmation of required concentration and grade
  • Packaging compatibility review
  • Available COA, MSDS and TDS documentation
  • Coordination for qualified industrial customers
  • Consideration of applicable transport and regulatory requirements

 

 

Frequently Asked Questions About Hydrofluoric Acid

 

  1. What is Hydrofluoric Acid used for?

    Hydrofluoric Acid is used in selected glass-treatment, metal-processing, fluoride chemical manufacturing, and specialty industrial processes.

  2. What is the CAS number of Hydrofluoric Acid?

    The CAS number associated with hydrogen fluoride is 7664-39-3. Commercial aqueous products should be identified by their exact concentration and supplier specification.

  3. Is Hydrofluoric Acid hazardous?

    Yes. It is extremely hazardous and can cause severe tissue injury and systemic toxicity. Only trained personnel using approved controls and emergency procedures should handle it.

  4. What should buyers specify when enquiring about Hydrofluoric Acid?

    Buyers should specify concentration, grade, impurity limits, quantity, compatible packaging requirements, intended use, and delivery requirements.

  5. Can Hydrofluoric Acid be supplied in bulk in the USA?

    Supply enquiries can be assessed for qualified industrial buyers, subject to product availability, applicable regulations, packaging, transport, and safety requirements.

 

 

Hydrofluoric Acid MSDS PDF

Request the Hydrofluoric Acid MSDS PDF for the exact concentration and grade. Review its hazard identification, required protective measures, storage and material-compatibility requirements, emergency procedures, and applicable transport information before handling.

 

Related Products for Hydrofluoric Acid:

  1. Ammonium Bifluoride
  2. Sodium Fluoride
  3. Potassium Fluoride
  4. Fluosilicic Acid